take the words too literally

take the words too literally

Chinese idioms, Pinyin is w à NGW é NSH à ngy à, meaning that do not understand the exact meaning or origin of a word, just literally far fetched, make an inaccurate explanation. It's from the language study of Fuxuan Zhuanyu.

Analysis of Idioms

As the name suggests, it is not easy to understand

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The origin of Idioms

Zhang Zhidong in the Qing Dynasty's "the language of xuanzhuan · Philology" said: "otherwise, empty talk and conjecture, with literal meaning, that is to say, it may be reasonable, and it's also the so-called" Shuyan Shuer "

Idiom usage

It has a derogatory meaning.

Examples

Seeing such sentences, I'm really surprised at the children's ability to make sense out of words.

"The fourth chapter of the flowers of the evil sea:" no matter what a person or a thing is, you must have concrete evidence before you can make a judgment. 」

We can't translate without a dictionary.

No matter what a person or a thing is, you must have concrete evidence before you can make a judgment. You can't make a literal statement.